Dipti Hingmire

Added value of a priori bias correction for dynamical downscaling - A case study of Coastal British Columbia Predicting changes in species distributions under climate change requires high-quality climate projections. In this case study of coastal British Columbia, we prepare and evaluate two sets of climate ...

New research by Dipti Hingmire and colleagues:

"Added value of a priori bias correction for dynamical downscaling - A case study of Coastal British Columbia"

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Yes, all her papers are joy to read. They unfold as a story.

Remembering Prof. Sulochana Gadgil: A Personal Tribute I just heard the heartbreaking news that Prof. Sulochana Gadgil is no more. It feels like a deeply personal loss. Her name is well known in the world of climate science—an acclaimed monsoon meteoro…

Prof. Sulochana Gadgil is no more. diptivk.wordpress.com/2025/07/25/r...

We do not get acid rain due to presence of alkaline aerosols (soil dust) (e.g. Khemani, L. T., et al. "Spread of acid rain over India." Atmospheric Environment 1967). This does not negate the fact that SO2 is harmful to health. It would be interesting to look at IITD 2024 paper they are referring.

Very important information. However what authors referring here are energy/emission/economic models. Climate models use data generated by these models and have their own set of uncertainities.

Indian cities need to do much more for heat preparedness in ever warming world.

Felt like revision of Jason Hickels book Degrowth.

He tells -Break down the problem into smaller parts. Three important aspects to work on.
1. Individual understanding and lifestyle changes
2. Governance, participative democracy, decentralized wyas of solving problems.
3. International co-operation.

YouTube video by NeilandMomo Root Cause EP 01 | Gurudas Nulkar

How complex climate problems could be solved. Listen to Gurudas youtu.be/x6QPi_5cyTc?...